as title says another lot of wood for me to butchersnakewood,cocoalves,kingwood,conchin similar kingwood,lignum vitae,indian rosewood,cocobolo,american hollywood,tulipwood and mango
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You know who to come to when you muck them up, always got a few quid for a cue from you jim, if the splicings poor or not :snooker: No really, they look nice bits of wood there, have a good new year! Last cue you sent was great by the way had a play the other day, made a nice little 40 with it :snooker:"You have to play the game like it means nothing, when in fact it means everything to you" Steve Davis.
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Lovely big lump of snakewood there Jim, mustve cost you a 2nd mortgage for that alone!
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Originally Posted by jim evans View Postas title says another lot of wood for me to butchersnakewood,cocoalves,kingwood,conchin similar kingwood,lignum vitae,indian rosewood,cocobolo,american hollywood,tulipwood and mango
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Originally Posted by jim evans View Posthi airin as soon as i saw the holly, ebony and ivory cue came into my head ,so black white black white black is the way to go for that i think
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Originally Posted by old school View PostI have asked Jason to consider holly as an option for the veneers on a Cue Guru cue I am designing.Stunning wood and great when used to delineate two timbers of similar hue.
Have you seen any snooker cue made with holly? Would love to see that.
I wonder if they will stay white over time with just oil finish...Last edited by poolqjunkie; 1 January 2012, 01:26 AM.
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I have only seen a cue badge made of holly.Dave at Craftsman,when he first started ( 80-85) used to use holly for his badges and "impressed" the Craftsman logo on the badge (some kind of press,I believe).I posess a 3/4 Craftsman that Dave has verified is from this period and yes the holly stays white especialy when you consider how much build up,off your hands,there is likely to be on the badge face.I will say that the Craftsman logo is almost gone ,although Dave says he could re-do it, so that also illustrates how soft holly can be.If you want I can send you a j.peg to your Aurora e-mail address to illustrate the "whiteness",let me know,Airin.
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Originally Posted by old school View PostI have only seen a cue badge made of holly.Dave at Craftsman,when he first started ( 80-85) used to use holly for his badges and "impressed" the Craftsman logo on the badge (some kind of press,I believe).I posess a 3/4 Craftsman that Dave has verified is from this period and yes the holly stays white especialy when you consider how much build up,off your hands,there is likely to be on the badge face.I will say that the Craftsman logo is almost gone ,although Dave says he could re-do it, so that also illustrates how soft holly can be.If you want I can send you a j.peg to your Aurora e-mail address to illustrate the "whiteness",let me know,Airin.
So fortunate to have such a wealth of knowledge here. It is amazing how much I have learn, thank you.Last edited by poolqjunkie; 13 January 2012, 06:40 AM.
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